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A series exploring NYC's Lower East Side for real estate buyers, sellers, renters, and investors by a licensed real estate professional, lifelong New Yorker, and LES local
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Walking the streets with Jimothy, Houstoun, and Piscopo (opens the original)
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Welcome to the More For LES newsletter, your gateway to data-driven insights, real estate opportunities, and local perspectives on Manhattan’s Lower East Side. Below is a preview of our latest piece. Today, we’ll pick up at Sara D. Roosevelt Park and continue on our tour through the Lower East Side, Little Italy, and Chinatown. Along the way, the we’ll pass the Second African Burial Ground, learn about the pronunciation of Houston Street, spray paint some street art, have a bite of pizza, see an
In a bit of a pickle, but also a bialy (opens the original)
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Welcome to the More For LES newsletter, your gateway to data-driven insights, real estate opportunities, and local perspectives on Manhattan’s Lower East Side. Below is a preview of our latest piece. What does a Lower East Side food tour look like to someone who already lives here? Part 1 follows a Like A Local tour from Essex Market through Orchard and Rivington Streets, with stops for bialys, pickles, candy, tenement history, neighborhood landmarks, and a few moments when local knowledge adds
Client: Where do we go from here? (opens the original)
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Welcome to the More For LES newsletter, your gateway to data-driven insights, real estate opportunities, and local perspectives on Manhattan’s Lower East Side. Below is a preview of our latest piece. Shayna Tover is in a bind. Should she buy or walk away? Could someone eventually build above the one-story dental office that preserves her potential apartment’s view of Seward Park? Part 3 of Crown or Cavity? traces the property through condominium records, a 2011 BSA variance, a revoked permit for
Drilling into property records with a pick, mouse, and magnifier (opens the original)
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Welcome to the More For LES newsletter, your gateway to data-driven insights, real estate opportunities, and local perspectives on Manhattan’s Lower East Side. Below is a preview of our latest piece. In Part 2 of Crown or Cavity?, we investigate whether the one-story dental office below a prospective apartment at 171 Henry Street could affect its Seward Park view. ZoLa and Department of Finance records reveal that 183 East Broadway and 171 Henry Street are linked... but how? What’s the story beh
Oh, Henry! Not your typical studio (opens the original)
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Welcome to the More For LES newsletter, your gateway to data-driven insights, real estate opportunities, and local perspectives on Manhattan’s Lower East Side. Below is a preview of our latest piece. A prospective buyer is considering a $750,000 studio at 171 Henry Street overlooking Seward Park. The condo offers manageable monthly overhead, a newer building, and flexibility as a future investment. But one question could affect the apartment’s long-term appeal: could development on neighboring E
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